1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 on 2040-cars
Columbus, Ohio, United States
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This is a 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1 with a 428 engine. This is numbers matching car with a 100% full rotisserie restoration that was completed in late 2016. This Mustang R code has the original factory hood with the correct Shaker assembly sitting on top of a 428 rebuilt engine. The rebuilt transmission is a 4 speed stick that has a Ford limited slip rear axle. The rear axle has had new rear axle bearings. The restoration was done with all stainless steel brake and fuel lines. The original 4 wheel drum brakes were upgraded to front disc brakes using all Ford parts. The power steering system has been restored by Rode Restoration. The original radiator is still with car and has been restored. The original valve covers were also used and have been re-chromed.
The black interior has been completely restored. The seat covers, seat foam, carpet, headliner, sun visors and door panels all have been replaced. Even the seat belts were restored by Snake Oil products and even has the new Ford tags sewn into them and also comes with the original restored shoulder belts. The original steering wheel was restored by Best in Show. The interior looks like it just rolled off the assembly line and has the original AM factory radio that works.
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